The Exeter Times-Advocate, 1941-07-31, Page 8)
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Vera <?» Becker wishes to an
nounce that V‘« Beauty Shoppe will
•ho closed irpm Thursday,. August
Tth» to Wednesday, August 20th,
lnclwiw>. while on vacation.
Fred Walter, who for the past
year and a halthas been teller at
the Bank of Montreal, has enlisted
With the Royal Canadian Air Force
and. was called to duty last week.
We understand he is stationed at
Manning Fool, Toronto.
Mrs. J. W, McIntyre and daugh
ter, Miss Joan, who have been vis
iting with ;the former’s brother,
Mr. Sanders,, third con
cession o.f Stephen, and other rela
tives, left Wednesday for their homo
in Chicago. Ill,
Mr. and Mrs. James Francis and
daughter, of Tavistock,, spent Sun
day with Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Skin
ner, Mrs. Percy McFalls accom
panied
visiting
George
week in
them to Exeter,
for the past week.
Jaques is spending
Tavistock.
after
Mrs,
this
THE. EXETER TWO*APyP€ATE
New Wheat, 75c
Old Wheat, :80c
Creamery Butter, 40c.
Eggs, A Large, 30c
Eggs, Medium, 27a
Eggs, B, 21o
Dressed Hogs, $14.25,
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IDEAL MEAT MARKET
C. Tanton
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Summer Sausage -
. Homemade Meat Loaf
And other varieties of
Cooked Meat for the ■
hot weather meal
Phone 38 Main St,
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Monday, August 4th will be Civic
Holiday.
Mr. Frank Weekes, of
is visiting with his aunts
Mr. and Mrs. Russell
Edwin, and Donald, spent
end at Grand Bend. ,
Rowe Dinney has returned to
Stratford after; holidaying at his
home here.
Mrs. C. H. Sanders, Messrs. Bor-
deu and Britain Sanders, spent a
few days in Toronto last week. .
Mr. and Mrs. Wilbert Dilling and
family, of Hensall, spent Sunday
with Mr, and Mrs. E. M. Quance. ,
Mrs. Robert Turnbull is visit
ing with relatives in Toronto this
week. b
Mrs. Chester Cornish is spending
______ __ ... a week’s vacation with her grand
unfortunate hold-up of despatches mother, Mrs. Lyons, of Londesboro.
from London of your newspapers,
periodicals or magazines.
Every effort, however,
made to maintain a regular service
•from now on.
Many thanks for your . indul
gence.”
English Periodicals Received
Following Blitz
The Public Library subscribes ztor
three English publications, the Wo
man’s Journal, the Strand and the
Illustrated News. Some weeks*
passed and no numbers were receiv
ed until last week when all past
numbers were received, also this
apology by* letter. This is just an
other marvelous example of how
British business firms carry
der great handicaps.
on un-
An Apology
“The delay in despatch
to the temporary dislocation
business as the result of the des
truction of essential . records fry
enemy action.
It is believed that you will bear
with us in this present emergency
and it is hoped that no undue in
convenience has been caused by the
is
of
due
our ’
LOCALS "
CAVEN PRESBYTERIAN
Church
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Jitney Bingo
in the Canadian Legion Rooms
SATURDAY, AUGUST 2nd
at 8*30 sharp
Drawing for door prizes every
hour our time
All Good Prizes. War Savings
Stamps
JUMBO ICE CREAM
PINT BRICKS
20c each
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EXETER FROZEN FOODS
Phone 70 Exeter
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Hamilton,
here.
Brintnell,
the week-
Mr, and Mrs. H. C. Darrell, of
i Toronto, spent Saturday with the
is' being j latter’s mother, Mrs. J. McTavish.
After Harvest Cultivation with a
new Ford Ferguson Tractor is now
Economical, quick and handy,
child can operate it.
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SANDY ELLIOT
Exeter — Ont.
Also a few used tractors
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■ LOST OR STRAYED—About July
4th, a dog, part chow, part span
iel, dark brpwn, pricked ears, ans
wers to * name of “Chow”. Suitable
reward for information leading to
its recovery. Rev. R. J. Merriam,
Centralia.
FOR SALE—7 pigs, 6 weeks
Apply to Art Broderick, Exeter,
ltp
old.
ltp
. TENDERS WANTED '— Tenders
will be received by the Secretary for
the painting of two rooms at the
Exeter High School. Tenders to be
in by August 2nd. Work to be
completed before opening of new
term.
Miss K. MacF'aul, Sec.
FOR SALE—Houses in Exeter,
Crediton, Lucan. Farms of 3 acres
to 200 acres. W. C. Pearce, Exe
ter.
WILL PAY CASH for horses and
cattie ovei* 30 O' pounds, dead or
alive, free of medicine or disease.
Phone Kirkton 34r3, collect.
Francis Mink Ranches.
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HOUSE FOR RENT—Brick re
sidence in central location, modern
conveniences. Apply to R. D. Hun
ter, R.R. 3, Exeter. . Phone Kirk
ton 39r7. tfn
Ross
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FARM* MUST BE SOLD—On ac
count of ill health of owner, 150
acres with good buildings, best of
land and Convenient to Exeter. Will
sell at once with all crops included
of for fall delivery. Priced very low
and on easy terms. C. V. Pickard,
phone 165 Exeter,
SeO Geo. F. Clark for all kinds of
windmills,, pump jacks, pumps and
piping. Repairing windmills and
pumps. vFhone Crediton 23-6. R. R,'
3 Dashwood,
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PERMANENTS
TOMLINSON’S
Phone 146
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Quality V/ork
Quick Service
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ROBERTSON’S
Phone 50 Exeter
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farms FOR SALE—100 acres,
brick house, batik barn, water in
buildings, hydro, bush. Best of
laud. Mostly seeded out. Easy
terms, j Immediate possession if
desired/ Several other good farms
for immediate or fail possession.
C. V. Pickard, phone 165, Exeter.
CASH FOR FOX HORSES. Dead
animals removed,
vice, day or night,
ton, 47rifr, collect.
T'wd-hottr set-
Phone Credi-
Jack William-,.
The office of the Ttmes-Advo-
datd Will close each Saturday after
noon during the
'flee will be open
o’clock Saturday
summer. The of-
from eight to ton
evening#,.
L.A.C. Hubert Keillor, of Mitch
ell, spent a couple of days last
week with Barry Wenger.
Miss Holly O. Martin, of Toronto,
is visiting with her sister, Mrs. Ro
bert Wenger.
Rev. N. J. and Mrs. Woods, Mar
ion, Louise and Kenneth, are holi
daying at Grand, Bend.
Miss Isabel Anthony is spending
this week at Port Carling in- the
Muskoka district.
Mrs. John Willis is confined to
her bed through illness. Miss Ola
Reid is in attendance.
Mr. and Mrs. B. W.’ Tuckey and
Mrs. Ed. Pollen visited in Toronto
on Monday.
Mr. and Mrs. Emerson Vipond,
of Atwood, visited with Mr. and
Mrs. C. W. Christie on Sunday.
Miss Marion Rundle, of Thames
Road, is visiting this week with
her grandmother, Mrs. J. Harding.
Mr. and Mrs. Joe Fraser, of De
troit, were visitors with Mr. and
Mrs. Wm. Fraser this week.
Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Norsworthy,
of Trenton, are visiting with Dr. M.
C. and Mrs. Fletcher.
Mr. Jack Cutting, Jr., spent last
week visiting friends at Park Head
and relatives at Sauble Beach.
Mrs. Cutting and son, Trooper W.
C. Cutting, spent Friday evening
with friends in Hensall.
Bartie Motz, of Manning Pool,
Toronto, spent the week-end at his
home here.
Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Leach,
Mrs. Mary Leach an-d Mr. Roberts,
of Florence, spent Sunday with
and Mrs. Gordon Appleton.
The Middlesex-Huron’s were
sued their summer uniforms
Monday night in? preparation
going to camp.
Mr. Wm. Winer is this week mov
ing from John Street into the resi
dence of Miss Ballantyne, Carling
street.
Mr. and Mrs. Alex Waneless and
Miss M. Vincent, of London, called
on Mrs. C,
afternoon.
Mr,, Alex
had a bone
when he was kicked by
Thursday of last week*
Mr, and Mrs. Lloyd
Almira Brintnell) of St.
spent the week-end with their par
ents. '
^.Mrs, Jonah Sims’ many friends
will be pleased to learn that she is
recovering nicely from her recent
illness.
L.A.C. Ralph Delbrldge, ■ of To
ronto, left Saturday for the Ele
mentary Training School at Chat
ham, New Brunswick. „
Mr. and Mrs, Reg. Beavers and
son, Gerry, of Sarnia, ate spending
several day# with his parents, Mr.
and Mrs. B. W. F. Beavers.
Mr, and. Mrs, Albert Sutton, of
Marion, tnd.i Mr, and Mr#, Earl
Smith and Mr, Albert Guenther, of
Indianan oil#, visited with Mr. and
Mrs. Herb Ford and spent a few
days at Grand Bend,
Mrs. W. R. Garner, of Toronto,
is visiting with Mr. Ed. Treble and
Miss Effie Treble.
Fred Simmons, of the Brantford
R.C.A.F. Training School, spent
the week-end with his parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Wes. Simmons.
' Mr. and Mrs, E. Guiry, Jim and
Mona, of Chatham, visited with their
uncle, ‘ and aunt, Mr. and Mrs. E.
Rowcliffe, for the week-end.
The Main Street evening auxiliary
are holding a picnic at Mr. Oscar
Tuckey’s this (Wednesday) after
noon.
Mr. Silas Reid has returned to
London after spending two weeks j
with his aunt, Miss Alice Hand- j
ford.
Miss Lenore Lawson, of London,
is spending two weeks’ vacation with
her sister, Mrs.
and also in Port
Miss Kathleen
sor, is spending
tion with her parents,
Mrs. Henry Kestle.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Kestle, of
London, spent the week-end with
his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Henry
Kestle.
Misses Ada Gaiser and Alma Ratz,
of Shipka, and Miss Barbara Din-
ney, are -holidaying at Grand Bend
this week.
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A. R. Tomlinson,
Ryerse.
Kestle, of Windr
two weeks’ vaca-
Mr. and
ORDER YOUR
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TODAY
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Supply is Limited
New carload just in
Disco Coke is a quick starter,
gives a good lasting heat and
burns out to a fine powdery ash.
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Rev. Douglas C. HUI, B.A., I3.D.
■ Minister
• Mrs. J. Cochrane. Organist
10 a.m .—Sunday School
During August, morning service
only at XI a.m., conducted by
Rev. Wm. Weir, B.A., of Hensail,
Congregational Circle will hold
their meeting at Mrs. Hatter’s on
August 5th at 3 p.m.
UNION SERVICES
MAIN ST. UNITED, CHURCH
JAMES ST. UNITED CHURCH
Rey. A. Page in charge
Mr. W. R. Goulding. A.T.C.M
in charge
10 a.m.—-Sunday School
churches,
11 a.m*—Public Worship
Street Church.
7 p.m,—Public Worship
Street Church.
Thursday, 7-30 p.m.—Union Prayer
service in Main St, Church.
in
in Main
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both
Union Services
Join R.C.A.F
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Crop Contest Winners Announced
at Exeter
'EXETER, ONT...
in James
TRIVITT MEMORIAL
CHURCH
Rector,* Rev. M. A. Hunt
Organist, Miss MacFaul
Choir Deader, Mr. Middlemiss
Eighth Sunday After Trinity
10 a.m,—Sunday School
11 a.m.—Holy Communion
Sermon, “The Loveliness
Christ”
The congregational and. Sunday
School picnic, will be held at
Grand Bend <on Wednesday, Aug,
6th.
Marion Pooley
Beauty Shoppe
Shoppe will be closed from
Aug. 4 — Aug. 11
Exeter Phone 245
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Remember the Tenth Annual
Sims Reunion to be held at Spruce
Grove on Civic Holiday, August
4th.
Miss Bessie Brooks returned to
Toronto on -Saturday after spend- .
ing the past week with Mr. and .
Mrs. Emerson Cornish.
Rev. M. A. Hunt and Mrs. Hunt
have returned after a pleasant va
cation during the month of July,
They spent three weeks at. Leaming
ton. Mt. Hunt will have charge of)
the services in Trivitt Memorial
■church next Sunday.
• Reeve B. W. and Mrs. Tuckey.
Ex-Warden B. W. F. Beavers and
Mrs. Beavers, and Reeve Percy
Passmore and Mrs. Passmore, of
Usborne, attended the Huron Coun-
,-ty Council Picnic at Harbor Park,
Goderich, on Wednesday last.
Mrs. John Snell, of Windsor, is
visiting in Exeter with Mrs. H;> Par
sons and is ^calling on her many
old friends in this community. Mrs.
Snell, who is well up in years, is
looking exceptionally well and is
quite active for a woman of her
age. She has a warm spot in her
heart for Exeter where she spent
so many years.
Mrs. E. L. Gibson and daughter
Catherine and June Beirling re
turned home after spending a week
in “Matabanic” cottage at Grand
Bend. They had as their guests
Mrs. Geo. Allen, of Kirkton, Mrs.
Margaret Yager, Miss E. J. Cunning
ham and Mrs. John Patterson, of
Ilderton, also Mrs. Alvin McLean
and Miss Hattie Hodgins, of Elgin-
field.
to Merchants and Shippers
A. SouthCott Tuesday
McLaren, Of Cromarty,
in his hand fractured
a horse on
Ford (nee
Catharines,
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We are endeavouring to do our bit in the conservation of
f gasoline.
In doing so we are asking you td mail all orders possible.
In other cases our trucks will leave otit office at 9.00 a.m.' for
London.
Please have all calls in for freight pick ups early so we can
avoid Unnecessary trips up and down our streets. ,
Also we wish to state that we are discontinuing our evening
delivery* but your goods may be procured off the truck at our
office if necessary until 9.00p.m.' except Saturday* when all
freight is delivered for that day.
Your kind co-operation will be appreciated.
LET US WIN THIS WAR FIRST.
SAVE GASOLINE
We Do Not Want Rationing.
TUCKEY TRANSPORT
PhoneW Exeter, Ont.
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Plain and Hemstitched
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The makers will not take orders for sheets as their inachines are busy on war con
tracts, We have a small supply that we offer at old prices
Plain and hemstitched at $1.25—$l,39-r-$1.59
Also pillow slips at per pair 50c and 69c
DRESS SALE .
We still have a few better dresses that we
are offering at the very special price of
$1.95
BLINDCRAFT APRONS
Made by the blind on a large range of pat
terns plain and fancy styles
35c—45c—r49c—59c—69c
CHINA! CHINA!
Bring in your visitors and let them look at our lovely china. We have a big stock of
cups and saucers, vases, arid odd pieces that will interest them.
MEN’S ANKLE SOCKS
Cool and comfortable for the weather.
Excellent values at per pair 29c—39c-^--50c
MEN’S STRAW HATS
Clearing of all Mens’ Straw Hats. Values
to $2.25. Your choice for 95c
Tooke’s Horizontal Hues in Men’s Shirts
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In plain shades. These are lovely shirts for summer wear and are very popular this
season. Colours of blue, green, sand and gray.
each $2.00
Grocery Specials for Thurs., Friday and Saturday
RICE
Choice
3 • q » 0 « • 2Sc
BREAD FLOUR
7 lb. bag .... 27c
SARDINES :
6 cans.... . 25c
SOAP
Lifebuoy or Lux
2 cakes..... 11c
SHORTENING
. Jewel . ’
2 1 lb. pkgs. . 25c
MILK
Carnation
2 large tins . . 19c
IVORY FLAKES
1 large box . . 20c
PEAS
Jumbo
2 tins........... 25c
HUSKIES
2 pkgs...... 25c
NEW HONEY AT LOWEST PRICES
Oh The Air At Wingham
On Tuesday, July 22nd, Rev. and
M'rs. E. Clemens, Miss D. Peart, Mrs.
G. Parker, Miss Jenny Jolly and
Mr. Norman Jolly, of the Pentecos
tal Church went to Wingham and
had charge of the broadcast that
day at 1.30 in the absence of Rev.
Taylor, of Goderich Assembly. They
intend to have charge again on
Tuesday, August 12 th. Everyone
who heard it said it was a real suc
cess.
The first month of the. union ser
vices by Main St. and James St. Un="
ited Churches has- been brought to
a close. Rev. N. J. Woods and. the
Main St. choir, have been in Charge
of the services. The services have
been well attended. Last Sunday
the morning congregation was good
considering the extreme heat. It
fell off in the evening. Rev. A.
Page, Mrs. Page and John will re
turn this week from their summer
vacation at their cottage on Wig-
wassan Island. Mr. Page and the
James St. choir under Ml W. R.
Goulding will have charge of the
services during the month of Aug
ust. , 1
Wlnners of the. field crop com
petition for Cartier tf oats conduct*
ed by the Exeter Agricultural So
ciety, were announced by the On
tario Department of Agriculture.
The sum of $75 was divided among
eight' contestants. Twenty-seven
I competed and the judge was John
R. Hargreaves, Of Beachville.*
, Winners in order were: Benedict
Dietrich, Dashwood, 92 points; Frank Hick#, Ceatraila, 90; George
Link, Dashwood, >87*4; A. W. Ether-
ington, Henshll, 86; Percy Pass-
more, Exeter R.R. 3,; 85; Archie
Etherington, Hensall, 83; Harold
Rowe, Woodham, 82; Earl F, Shap-
ton, Exeter, R.R, 1, 8L
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Summer Merchandise
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Smart and up-to-the-minute
Arrow Shirts.
Ties, Socks, Pyjamas, Hats, Caps
and Sweaters
PHONE 81
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The auction
hold effects of
Fitton was held
There was a large crowd and good
prices wore realized, the sale bring
ing in ov'er $1,300.00, The house
with five acres of land was put up
for auction but was not sold on the
day of the sale; On Monday, the
auctioneer, Mr, Frank Taylor, sold
the property to Mr. Frederick Wild
man, the price being $2,500.00 Mr,
Wildman already owns a home west
on Huron Street.
Auction Sale of Property
of Late Mrs. Fitton
sale of the house-
the late Mrs. Saxon
Friday of last Week.
of Toronto, Is
mother, Mrs.
Ferguson left
for Winnipeg
Mr. W. G. Birney,
holidaying With hl#
Chas. Birney. Mrs.
today ((Wednesday)
after visiting here for two month#.
Among the recent recruits in the
R.C.A.F., at the Lohdonz recruiting
centre were the following: Henry
James Frayne, of Usborne; John
Ellwood Witherspoon, Of R.R* 6,
Parkhill; Franklin Charles Zur-
brigg, of LuCan; Ronald Fraser
Stuart Ros#, of R.R. 1, Ailsa Craig;
Rexford Robert Murray Hanley, of
Clinton; Willis ’Newton Baker, R.R.
8, Parkhill; John Bryce Turnbull,
of Dashwood; James Harold Cur
tin, of Dublin; Lee Morden, of
deuton; Albert James Shore,
Goderich.‘
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Mr* and Mrs. Norman McDonald,
Who have been residing in Mrs. El
ston’s house on Huron Street, West,
for several years have moved into
Mrs, Moir’s house on the Thames
Road.
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